John Boothman is a storytelling consultant at various media outlets. He specializes in government and politics, world affairs, and crime and justice, often covering themes such as elections, public policy, and sports business. John has been featured in The Times, Tortoise Media, and Media Industry Observer.
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John Boothman's articles are focused on local Scottish politics, taxes, and education. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or analysis related to the political landscape in Scotland, particularly around tax policies and educational reforms. If you have expertise in these areas or can offer unique perspectives on evolving political stories within Scotland, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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The party’s reluctance to hand over documents in a timely manner led to officers seeking warrants and delayed Operation Branchform, a police source alleges
Katy Clark could divide left-wingers, drawing votes from Monica Lennon in the race to replace Anas Sarwar
Gillian Martin spent nearly a month abroad, prompting claims of hypocrisy, as her travel and subsistence costs topped £29,000
Jane Meagher said it was ‘hard not to think’ politics played a role when the Labour-run capital received less support after the Princes Street and Union Corner fires
The party’s membership fell by 10 per cent last year — and it has written off the value of a motorhome its former chief executive bought with embezzled funds
An LGBT charity received taxpayers’ money to operate what may be ‘Scotland’s most expensive helpline’ — only to answer four calls in three months
The former Scottish first minister, who will run courses on enhancing management capabilities, was criticised for a ‘stunning lack of self-awareness’
By: Alex Massie, John Boothman
After Anas Sarwar’s exit triggered a leadership contest, sources within the party believe this virtual unknown has a real chance of pulling off a surprise victory
For Women Scotland argues that including a duty to consider gender identity will put proposed Holyrood legislation at odds with UK equality law
The Glasgow region MSP has so far been unable to win enough support from Labour’s parliamentarians to cross the required threshold to enter the leadership race
